Study bullshit. Not much.
But learning a bit of worthless crap can prove to be immensely helpful. This is
related to learning from other people’s ignorance and paying attention to failure stories. Use 5%-20% of your
research time on studying the bullshit related to what you do. The optimal amount
of bullshit you have to learn depends on the work you do. You’ll have to
experiment and figure out how much time you want to invest in these loads of
crap.
The importance of this is
you get a clear idea about the things you have to avoid. If you observe other
people, you can also get an idea about their limits and abilities. Knowing this
can boost your game plan. You’ll also know when to react and when it’s optimal
to execute your plans. When you know a forest filled with traps and horrors
like the back of your hand, you can get there with some people and it’s guaranteed
that you’ll be completely intact when others bite the dust. You’d actually be
counting fingers and licking your lips till the next economic disaster or
downfall of your field of work.
Yep. That is the most
important thing and the best thing about learning bullshit. All the stuff
taught in school and college are just some crap and they will give people a
smooth straight highway to a certain point and put a massive diamond roadblock. You have to be free from all
limits. Then study these limits. You’ll find many ways to use the environment
which promotes this bullshit to enhance your results. The best thing is that
other’s worst nightmares will become your playground. You’ll advance like pro
in the heydays. You’ll keep the same pace in the worst possible times and might
even do better. I know this might seem way over the top. But I also know this
to be a fact.
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